"My name is Dan Walker. For nine years I
was Firearms Training Specialist for the Texas Department of Public Safely.

As
long as I can remember I have been fascinated by the gunfighters of the 'Old
West' and their uncanny shooting skills. I passed this ability off to
embellishment by historians. The result of instinct shooting has been
known for centuries. I had never seen formal instruction on how to
master this skill that proved successful, until I met Leon Measures.

Law
Enforcement Agencies have known for years, most officers never see their
sights when in a gun fight. The concept and application of Leon
Measures' Shoot Where You Looksm program is literally a lifesaving tool for
officers who apply what Leon teaches.

I
recently retired from the Texas Department of Public Safety, still have
opportunity to go back and teach, and continue to instruct in the Security
Services Profession. I frequently refer to my chance meeting with Leon
Measures and to the information he so willingly shared"

"Cowboy
Action Shooting is the perfect venue for Shoot Where You Look sm.
Large targets at close ranges. Instinct
Shooting- by shooting with both eyes open
you’renot wasting time to acquire
targets. Pistols, rifle, and
shotgun can all work well with
what you taught me all those years ago. The last match that I
shot at Oakwood I only had two misses. I
am slow because of my health, but accurate. I shoot with the
Texas Regulators and the Oakwood Outlaws. Oakwood will be hoisting TSRA
match in September, maybe you could attend and do a seminar? You would
probably get a lot of publicity. I know that people at Oakwood very well.
Let’s hear from ya." Eddie Zevon
www.oakwoodoutlaws.org

Leon Measures

An audio message from the originator of the "Shoot Where You Looksm"
program

You
can become as good at Instinct Shooting, as you are willing to practice to become, in 5 to
10 minutes a day (without leaving your home, or office)! Are you ready?

Your
favorite handgun, rifle, or shotgun (empty and safe), a full length mirror, and the Shoot Where You
Looksm Video is all you need. You have promised yourself you would
do something about your Instinct Shooting Haven’t you?

"My name is Dan Walker. For nine years I
was Firearms Training Specialist for the Texas Department of Public Safely.

As
long as I can remember I have been fascinated by the gunfighters of the 'Old
West' and their uncanny shooting skills. I passed this ability off to
embellishment by historians. The result of instinct shooting has been
known for centuries. I had never seen formal instruction on how to
master this skill that proved successful, until I met Leon Measures.

Law
Enforcement Agencies have known for years, most officers never see their
sights when in a gun fight. The concept and application of Leon
Measures' Shoot Where You Looksm program is literally a lifesaving tool for
officers who apply what Leon teaches.

I
recently retired from the Texas Department of Public Safety, still have
opportunity to go back and teach, and continue to instruct in the Security
Services Profession. I frequently refer to my chance meeting with Leon
Measures and to the information he so willingly shared"

"Cowboy
Action Shooting is the perfect venue for Shoot Where You Look sm.
Large targets at close ranges. Instinct
Shooting- by shooting with both eyes open
you’renot wasting time to acquire
targets. Pistols, rifle, and
shotgun can all work well with
what you taught me all those years ago. The last match that I
shot at Oakwood I only had two misses. I
am slow because of my health, but accurate. I shoot with the
Texas Regulators and the Oakwood Outlaws. Oakwood will be hoisting TSRA
match in September, maybe you could attend and do a seminar? You would
probably get a lot of publicity. I know that people at Oakwood very well.
Let’s hear from ya." Eddie Zevon
www.oakwoodoutlaws.org

"Nobody
can hold a gun still. The very best rifle shot has the ability to pull the
trigger as the muzzle is about to come across the target. That little 'something' in the back of the
shooter's head tells the shooter when
to pull the trigger.

That little 'something',
learned to tell the shooter when to pull the trigger because the shooter
taught it to know
when , by days and
years of practice." This is the result of Instinct Shooting.

"Uncle
Henry (as he was known in the community) would pitch a crock marble into the air
and split it with the first shot. The
next two shots would 'powder' two of the biggest pieces before
they hit the ground. He shot a Stevens Visable
Loader .22 pump gun."

Herb Parsons became the super shooter of my generation. He
was arguably the finest of the super shooters. His life was cut short by
complications after surgery. Read about his amazing accomplishments.
www.showmanshooter.com

"The toughest part of making the team was to hit a
silhouette target at 50 yards center mass with a rifled slug, using a
Mossberg pump
shotgun without sights." I aced it and told the DI, "All you have to do is
Shoot Where You Look."
Sean O'brien